India stands unbeaten within the World Cup, showcasing distinctive bowling performances and are set to complete the group levels on the primary spot regardless of their outcome towards the Netherlands on November 12.

Notably, the final three opponents, together with England and South Africa, did not cross 150, succumbing to the prowess of Indian bowlers.

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Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, Ravindra Jadeja, and Kuldeep Yadav have been the architects of India’s bowling success. The late inclusion of Mohammed Shami, as a consequence of an unlucky damage to Hardik Pandya, has added an virtually invincible edge to the crew.

Shami, with 16 wickets in simply 4 matches, boasts a formidable common of seven and an financial system charge of 4.3. Bumrah carefully follows with 15 wickets in 8 matches at a mean of 15.53 and an financial system charge of three.65. Jadeja leads the spin division with 14 scalps in 8 matches, whereas Kuldeep and Siraj have contributed with 12 and 10 wickets, respectively.

This has sparked the talk on whether or not this Indian fast-bowling assault is one of the best ever in its historical past. However, former India skipper, Sourav Ganguly has kept away from labelling them one of the best. 

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What did Sourav Ganguly say?

“I can’t say this is the best-ever Indian pace attack to date. In the 2003 World Cup, (Ashish) Nehra, Zaheer (Khan), and (Javagal) Srinath also bowled brilliantly,” Ganguly informed Sports Tak.

“But yeah, it’s exciting to see Bumrah, Shami and Siraj bowl. It’s a big difference when you have Bumrah. There’s pressure from both ends as it is always about bowing in pairs. Bumrah makes a massive impact on the other two as well. Shami should have played in the XI a lot earlier. Look at the impact he has made.”

How did Indian pacers carry out in 2003?

The Indian tempo trio of Ashish Nehra, Zaheer Khan, and Javagal Srinath had been in formidable kind in South Africa. Khan completed with 18 wickets to his title, whereas Srianth and Nehra boasted of getting 16 and 15 scalps to their title respectively. 

Sachin Tendulkar is best than Virat Kohli in Tests – Sourav Ganguly

Ganguly doesn’t agree that Virat Kohli is forward of Sachin Tendulkar in ODI cricket however hailed them as trendy greats. But, he does assume that the Master Blaster is a greater batsman than Virat in red-ball cricket. 

“Great achievement. He is a great player. I don’t compare eras, because things are different. Two new white balls, five fielders in the ring. But both are great players. 

“Obviously, Sachin is much more forward than Virat in checks. But in ODI each are excellent. Virat has been nearly as good as anyone on the earth and the nice man. I’ve seen the nice man very very carefully from the opposite finish and Virat is nearly as good as the nice man,” he said.

What is most remarkable about Kohli’s tally of 49 centuries is they have come so much quicker than Tendulkar’s. Even with just a few more years of ODI cricket, Kohli could pull well clear of the Little Master. 

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